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IPGA interviews Saskatchewan's ag minister
Apr 18, 2018

Video: IPGA interviews Saskatchewan's ag minister

The India Pulses and Grains Association speaks with Lyle Stewart, Saskatchewan's ag minster, about pulse production in the province and Canada's trade relationship with India.

 
IPGA interviews Saskatchewan

IPGA interviews Saskatchewan's ag minister

The India Pulses and Grains Association speaks with Lyle Stewart, Saskatchewan's ag minster, about pulse production in the province and Canada's trade relationship with India. ... More ›
Endless opportunities

Endless opportunities

Saskatchewan has 62 million acres dedicated to agriculture and is home to over 40 per cent of Canada's farmland.... More ›
Wagyu Beef - Demand for Premium Meats Increasing

Wagyu Beef - Demand for Premium Meats Increasing

Brett Ausley was raised on a cattle ranch and learned how to sell custom beef from his grandfather. They purchased this 560 acre ranch near Bismarck five years ago and decided to try their hand at producing and marketing premium Waygu beef.... More ›
April Freeze Takes Toll on Peach Crop

April Freeze Takes Toll on Peach Crop

Joey Jamison didn’t lose a crop to an April freeze until 2007. On April 8 subfreezing temperatures struck again, damaging his crop for the third time in nine years. With more than 3,000 trees to examine, it’s too early to tell how much of his crop will be lost, but the damage seems widespread.... More ›
Soybean Cyst Nematode: The Most Damaging Pest to Soybeans

Soybean Cyst Nematode: The Most Damaging Pest to Soybeans

For decades, SCN was easily managed by using resistant strains of soybeans. Today, those strains have lost their resistance. Today, agronomists are using new varieties to combat the pest.... More ›
The Angus Report, April 16, 2018: CattleFax Market Update

The Angus Report, April 16, 2018: CattleFax Market Update

This is the largest March cattle on feed number in the last ten years. CattleFax analyst Ethan Oberst gives this week's market update. Visit cattlefax.com to find more market updates and information.... More ›
Managing Palmer Amaranth

Managing Palmer Amaranth

Managing resistant weeds like Palmer Amaranth requires a full integrated weed management program, including starting with clean fields and timely herbicide application.... More ›
Corn Stalk Disease Scouting

Corn Stalk Disease Scouting

Stalk disease can occur at any time during the corn growing season, so it’s important to know the signs and differentiate between Gibberella stalk rot, anthracnose stalk rot and Fusarium stalk rot when scouting.... More ›
Soybean Farmers Showcase Sustainability on Earth Day

Soybean Farmers Showcase Sustainability on Earth Day

This week we celebrate Earth Day and its a great time to look at what farmers are doing on the farm to be more environmental and sustainable on the farm. Michelle Rook looks at the farming practices they've adopted to lower their carbon footprint.... More ›
Market Monitor - April WASDE report

Market Monitor - April WASDE report

Kim Anderson says the April WASDE report will have an impact on commodity prices across Oklahoma.... More ›
Sneaky Deficiencies Deter Quality

Sneaky Deficiencies Deter Quality

Vitamin and mineral deficiency might be a hidden cause of problems in a cow herd. Jeffery Hall, Ph.D, professor at Utah State University shares how a customized supplement program can improve both cattle profitability and beef quality. This video news is provided by Certified Angus Beef LLC and ... More ›
Conquering Resistant Weeds

Conquering Resistant Weeds

Managing resistant weeds requires a full integrated weed management program, including rotating crops and herbicides, weed and field knowledge, pre-emergent and residual herbicides, correct herbicide use, preventing escapes, zero tolerance and clean equipment.... More ›
Wheat Update - Checking for Frost Damage

Wheat Update - Checking for Frost Damage

David Marburger explains how to scout for freeze injury in wheat.... More ›
Dryland Wheat Crop Hanging On; Root Development is Key

Dryland Wheat Crop Hanging On; Root Development is Key

The dryland wheat crop is hanging on by a thread of sorts. Thread-like roots developed last fall from the wheat seed have reached deep into the soil profile to tap moisture stored after abundant summer and fall rains, according to Dr. Qingwu Xue, a Texas A&M AgriLife Research crop stress physiol... More ›
Tariffs Affect Producers

Tariffs Affect Producers

K-State agricultural economist Vincent Amanor-Boadu takes a closer look at the recent "trade interventions", as he calls them, and the impact on U.S.... More ›
Sorghum Research - Dr. David Holding

Sorghum Research - Dr. David Holding

Dr. David Holding, University of Nebraska‑Lincoln Associate Professor of plant molecular genetics, provides an overview of new gene editing technology that is being used to enhance the nutritional value of sorghum and improve the digestibility of the proteins.... More ›
Tile Line Discharge Research - Tim Mundorf

Tile Line Discharge Research - Tim Mundorf

Tim Mundorf, National Sales and Training Agronomist for Midwest Laboratories Inc., explains his graduate research on nitrates and total phosphorus levels in water discharged from agricultural drainage tile lines.... More ›
Soil Moisture Sensors - Jenny Rees

Soil Moisture Sensors - Jenny Rees

Jennifer Rees, Nebraska Extension educator, talks about the important role soil moisture sensors can play in crop fields, especially in non-irrigated, no-till fields.... More ›
Market Analysis - Jeff Peterson

Market Analysis - Jeff Peterson

Jeff Peterson, Heartland Farm Partners president, discusses the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report released on April 10, 2018.... More ›
Feedyard Greenhouse Gas Study Analyzes Emissions, Mitigation Factors

Feedyard Greenhouse Gas Study Analyzes Emissions, Mitigation Factors

A week spent in a feedyard pen is helping researchers gain a better understanding of greenhouse gas emissions. Their goal is to improve the national inventory of greenhouse gases and determine potential mitigation measures.... More ›
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